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200 00$aPoint defect energies /$fedited by D. J. Fisher
210  1$a[Pfa?ffikon, Zurich, Switzerland] :$cTrans Tech Publications,$d[2015]
210  4$dİ2015
215   $a1 online resource (8 p.)
225 1 $aDefect and Diffusion Forum ;$vv.360
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a3-03835-397-3 
327   $aPoint Defect Energies; Table of Contents; Abstracts
330   $aThe point defect is just one of the menagerie of defects (comprising dislocations, disvections, discommensurations, stacking-faults, antiphase boundaries, etc.) which affect the mechanical and other properties of all materials. The class of point defect can be further divided into interstitial, substitutional and antisite. Various combinations of these defects lead to pairings such as those of Frenkel and Shottky type. The present volume comprises a compilation of selected data concerning point defects in metals, semiconductors, carbon and carbides, nitrides, halides, oxides and miscellaneous 
410  0$aDefect and Diffusion Forum
606   $aPoint defects
615  0$aPoint defects.
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702   $aFisher$b D. J.
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